Tim Sebastian

Tim holds a BA Honours degree in modern languages from Oxford University. Based in Warsaw from 1979, he became the BBC's Europe Correspondent in 1982. Two years later he went to Moscow. In 1989 he moved to Washington where he was based until 1989. Tim was the founder and chairman of The Doha Debates which were broadcast across the globe on BBC World News from 2004 until 2012. In 1982, he was awarded the British Academy of Film and Television Arts 'Richard Dimbleby Award'. In 2000 and 2001 he won Britain's prestigious Royal Television Society Interviewer of the Year Award.

What he offers you

With a wealth of knowledge of current and world affairs and having met and interviewed thousands of people, few are better qualified than Tim Sebastian to talk in depth and knowledgeably about the current economic and political landscape. Tim is also an excellent host and his skills as a conference moderator are unparalleled.

How he presents

A meticulous interviewer, speaker and moderator Tim is renowned for his in depth preparation, relaxed style and professional approach.

Languages

He presents in English and also speaks Russian and German.

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How to book Tim Sebastian?

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• Middle East - Why Isis Matters
• Democracy - Failing Experiment
• America - Is Trump a Beginning or an End?
• Free Market Dictatorships - Is That Where the World is Headed?

• 1998
  Ultra
• 1997
  War Dance
• 1996
  Saviour's Gate
• Special Relations
• 1995
  Last Rights
• 1994
  The Memory Church
• 1993
  Exit Berlin
• 1990
  Spy Shadow